[governance] Secret Surveillance Puts Internet Governance System at Risk
JFC Morfin
jefsey at jefsey.com
Wed Aug 7 19:35:33 EDT 2013
At 23:40 07/08/2013, Fouad Bajwa wrote:
>IGF episode that revealed a number of things we weren't aware of in
>terms of the commercialization of the event
Actually are we aware of the way ISOC or ITU or UNESCO decide of who
is going to be selected and which department is going to benefit from
others' money? Also are we aware of the ways Governements round the
world designate their representatives so they may travel with their
wife to Bali? Or support their national manufacturers or ISPs? IMHO
the customs of the other stakeholders classes have no importance to
us. They are as much autonomous and authoritative as we want to be.
Should not what we can actually do to support the people's best
interests in the cyberspace and centricity in the information society
be what is of real importance to us?
I remember the dialogue between Bertrand de la Chapelle and Paul
Towmey in the ICANN Paris meeting, when Bertrand told that France was
concerned by the interests of the people who were not yet on the
Internet and Paul answered that he was concerned by the interests of
the people paying him. Both were legitimate in their own way.
However, I do prefer the Homo humanus' philia which eventually led to
mutual development over centuries, rather than the Homo economicus'
best interest which opposed it so often and now results in the Crisis.
jfc
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